The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
Points FROM PnRRY.
What has rrAnSpiro cd In Massillon puriDE
ths Past Day.

. What Aaa TrAnBptiOu IN AaAsAuon HNEAob
ths Past Day.
Mr.. A. T. Skinner is in New York.
Rev. E.J. Collins and family left for
Kansas Monday evening.
Mr.. John Snyder, travelling for He 8,
Snyder g Co., Is home Oh a visit.
Mr.. P. Blumenschein made flying
visit to Orrville Monday on business.
Cigars, fire candies and story papers
Of all kinds, for sale at Hotel Conrad
cigar store.
A you man from the country
crowded the season Saturday by wear
/ ing q straw hat.
Mr.. Charles Stevens, who has been In
Wisconsin for two years, 10 In the city
visiting friends.
Mr.. John Hammersmith, formerly OF
this CITY. but at present located In Erie
county, Ohio, Is visiting his parents
here.
Thomas B. Myers has announced him
self as candidate fox City Marshal, s0b-
jsct to the decision Of the Democratic
primaries.
Ambrose +. BOerner is employed as
bookkeeper by his father, A. BOerner.
instead Of A. Boerner & Co., as stated IN
Saturdays paper.
The $4,000 PercherOn horse Of G. Il.
Brenizer will be on eXhi aition In thls
city Saturday. Farmers are Invited 10
call and see him at Bnnnelps stables.
The trustees were called upon last
night to take care of an injured ran
who was sent from Alliance to this city
on his way to Wooster. He was given
lodging and will be sent to Wooster this
morning.
The Republican caucus met at the
Mayors Office, instead of Justice Rogers
office, Saturday evening. W. 8. |. Rogers
was appointed to act as central commit
teeman for the primary and spring elec-
tlons. The following ticket was then
presented to be voted upon at the pri-
msries which will be held Saturday,
March 19.h, between 2 and Z o'clock D
M, at BOWman's tin store on North Erie
street:
CITY TICKET,
Msrshal-Adam Vending.
SolicltOr-R. f. ReinOehl.
Street COmmissiOner-G George Zetlley.
B. B. Crawford.
Tressurer-J. W. FOltZ.
CounciI-First ward, d. HemEerly,
John Lew, John SILK; Second, q. Huber;
Thirp, Il. Williams; Fourth, Joseph DON
nelly.
Assessor-Flrst ward, ]. 8. Crook; Sec
Ond, John Martin, Lincoln Grsybill,
John Meek; Third, John Merrimsn;
Fourth, Fred Hose.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustes-A. Roof, B. B. Crawford.
Treasurer Martin SchRfer.
Clerk-L. A. Rooms, VIM. B. Martin.
COnstablss--TheOdOre Clapper, John
Sheerer.
Assessor -MssslllOn Precinct, Joseph
Miller; RichVille Precinct, -.
Justice Of the Peace-R H FOlger.
Candidates will be allowed to pu;
their names on the ticket until next
Wednesday.
OTHER MATTERS.
Mr.. John VOgt Is lying dangerously Ill
at his residence on West Main street.
Miss M. Griffith will take the nOslti1n
of orgsnist In the St. Joseph Catholic
church.
The diagram for Rhes. who appears
here Monday evening, March 2lst, will
be opened to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn, and Mr..
q. Il. EVerhard will leave Wednesday for
a pleasure trip through the Southern
States.
The case Of Valentine Pdrman, charg.
ed with abusing his family. came up for
a hearing before Justice FOlger Satnr-
day. Wilson represented the prOsecu
tiOn and Pinn the defense. Pfrman was
held In the sum Of 800 for his appear
ancs before the Probate Court.
Butchers, with the exception Of George
List, on West fremont street, met Fri
day evening In DR.. II. G. Rogers Office to
organize a permanent organization for
the purpose Of advancing the prices of
meat and also to protect themselves
from being imposed upon by those who
never pay their bills. Mr.. George LIST
stated to the DEMOCRAT reporter that he
Ia satisfied with the present prices and
will not Join the association. Since Mr..
List refuses to join 1t is rUmOred that
several more firms will not go into the
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